Bobcats Host Minot State Wednesday
11/1/2006 12:00:00 AM | Men's Basketball
Brad Huse's goals for Montana State in the team's exhibition opener Wedensday night are simple.
"I want us to play hard and to get better," Montana State's first-year head coach said on the eve of his debut performance as Bobcat head coach. The 'Cats host Minot State Wednesday night at 7 pm in Worthington Arena.
MSU fans are familiar with Huse, a Bobcat assistant coach during MSU's last Big Sky Championship in 1995-96. That isn't the case with most of his players, as 10 Bobcats debut on Wednesday. The four returners, however, play prominent roles on this year's squad.
Forward Nick Dissly enters his third season as a Bobcat starter, while Carson Durr, a part-time starter last season, joins him in the frontcourt. Returning starter Casey Durham and junior college transfer Carlos Taylor form the guard line, while Ted Morris plays the post.
Huse has been pleased with the leadership shown by his returners. "I've been impressed with how all four of those guys have shown leadership," he said.
While Bobcat fans aren't familiar with Minot State, Huse is. As the head coach at Jamestown College, which he led to national prominence in NAIA, Huse faced the DAC 10 rival Beavers twice a year.
"It's a good program," he said. "Mike Hultz does a very good job there. They are athletic, and they have some shooters."
"I want us to play hard and to get better," Montana State's first-year head coach said on the eve of his debut performance as Bobcat head coach. The 'Cats host Minot State Wednesday night at 7 pm in Worthington Arena.
MSU fans are familiar with Huse, a Bobcat assistant coach during MSU's last Big Sky Championship in 1995-96. That isn't the case with most of his players, as 10 Bobcats debut on Wednesday. The four returners, however, play prominent roles on this year's squad.
Forward Nick Dissly enters his third season as a Bobcat starter, while Carson Durr, a part-time starter last season, joins him in the frontcourt. Returning starter Casey Durham and junior college transfer Carlos Taylor form the guard line, while Ted Morris plays the post.
Huse has been pleased with the leadership shown by his returners. "I've been impressed with how all four of those guys have shown leadership," he said.
While Bobcat fans aren't familiar with Minot State, Huse is. As the head coach at Jamestown College, which he led to national prominence in NAIA, Huse faced the DAC 10 rival Beavers twice a year.
"It's a good program," he said. "Mike Hultz does a very good job there. They are athletic, and they have some shooters."
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